oh, I think google needs this, it seems not to be taking requests form the scope " You must send an HTTP referer header that accurately identifies your application."
well, seems like you guys are going to push this one through. i'll stay in my happy place playing with docker. maybe i can fill a void with the python api and replicating anaconda.
i know i want edge pandas and matplotlib without having to pay the just use arch or compile from source and fight dependency hell thing.
so, not sure how to get google's thing going on it, that is how I found out it wasn't my coding at this point, since the generator works with the delicious api, and not the one I'm trying to use
Heh. Have a better one. I'm up for the duration now I think. One day weekends don't let me recharge properly given my can't sleep more than 5 hours at a time problem and crashing.
How can I print the total number of file descriptors with index 24 for all the running processes?
I tried
$ ls /proc/*/fd 2> errors.txt > stdout.txt | grep "^24" stdout.txt | wc -l
This solution returns 0 every time.
I mention that my task asks me to write a one liner in order to solve it.
When my system starts and receiver with tv are disabled during boot, then system will not see them even if later I will replug hdmi cable. To make receiver/tv visible to the system, I must leave them enabled and do reboot, then everything will be working.
I have checked udev logs while I was rep...
I have few Ubuntu machines in which I have our app servers running which is trying to connect to another set of RHEL machines in which I have our Cassandra cluster running.
Now as I said, my app servers are trying to connect to cassandra cluster and now I am seeing very wierd issue with it. I am...
It means "if you couldn't be bothered to read the preceding material because it looked too long (and possibly boring), here is a summary for you". The meaning is quite close to 'executive summary'.
tl;dr is used to call out another user on the length of their post. However, in cases of more c...
Ubuntu 13.04, 13.10 and 14.04
How to
Launch dconf-editor (install dconf-tools if required)
Navigate to org - gnome - desktop - background
Now the very strange bit - by default the show-desktop-icons is unticked. Click it to tick it and click it again to untick it.
Now install some extr...
And the second part of the post says, that I can add the wallpaper plugin via the dconf editor
but I can find an option to create a new directory under the plugins one in dconf-editor
neither do I see any schema so I can set that via the terminal :(
@fossfreedom Hey, any chance you know what's going on here? Your directions for setting individual workspace wallpapers doesn't seem to work anymore :/
btw @Seth I was able to solve my touchpad problem yesterday, but it broke my usb mouse drivers, so I reverted that. It is really a itchy bug, even in the dell laptops authorized by ubuntu...
@NathanOsman I'm noticing a pattern, all the ones that are working begin with a "[" all the ones that I haven't had luck with have extra stuff at the beginning - like {"entry":[ so I think I need a way to filter that out, hopefully another scope used a source like that and I can find out how to process for that
hmm, I read this, which makes sense to me actually.
for some reason, ccsm gives me the impression that it is one of those bloatware, which is why I avoid it... but I am a lil biased on that because of my previous interaction with the software.
potential harm? - you may get a X crash when you first click the workspaces icon - it just happened to me again. After that all seems to work ok - including after a reboot.
Note: This could be symptomatic of installing a DE on top of another Ubuntu variant. Ex: on Xubuntu after adding compiz-plugins - I don't have most of that tree in dconf.
@Seth It doesn't by default, but if I add it - the tree doesn't get added magically. So, the keys get added from non-compiz packages. Sort of what I was driving at. If you installed unity on say gnome remix, you might not have all the same keys in place.
Recently I have installed an older version of Ubuntu on my old machine. When ever I am trying to install
any software it is giving error
sudo -i apt-get install vlc
The error being flagged is under below.
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading st...
@TheX no prob. It might be easier to just reinstall 14.04 from scratch, if you continue this way you will have to go from 13.04 to 13.10 to 14.04 which will take some time. Either way should work in the end though :)
@Seth @fossfreedom Thanks for the time guys! I really appreciate that... I think I would try that later again after upgrading to ubuntu 14.04.1. I have uninstalled ccsm and the plugins, gave a restart, and everything is normal now.
And that's the point I am trying to make. It used to be that we would use gksudo (or something similar), it would maintain a session (or a timeout), during which you didn't have to enter password again, just like sudo. AFAIK, pkexec does not support such a timeout, or session. So the program used for authentication matters in this context. — muruJul 8 at 5:09
How to configure pkexec to avoid getting errors when run GUI applications?
I found two possible ways:
As you can see, using the following:
pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY gedit
will not get you any error. And this is normal because man pkexec is very clear in this matter:...
@AwalGarg have updated the answer. As I thought, compiz using relocatable schemas is causing those keys to be hidden. Best for now to use ccsm (I'm sorry to say :( ).
How can I print the total number of file descriptors with index 24 for all the running processes?
I tried
$ ls /proc/*/fd 2> errors.txt > stdout.txt | grep "^24" stdout.txt | wc -l
This solution returns 0 every time.
I mention that my task asks me to write a one liner in order to solve it.
It means "if you couldn't be bothered to read the preceding material because it looked too long (and possibly boring), here is a summary for you". The meaning is quite close to 'executive summary'.
tl;dr is used to call out another user on the length of their post. However, in cases of more c...
Ubuntu 13.04, 13.10 and 14.04
How to
Launch dconf-editor (install dconf-tools if required)
Navigate to org - gnome - desktop - background
Now the very strange bit - by default the show-desktop-icons is unticked. Click it to tick it and click it again to untick it.
Now install some extr...
Recently I have installed an older version of Ubuntu on my old machine. When ever I am trying to install
any software it is giving error
sudo -i apt-get install vlc
The error being flagged is under below.
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading st...
How to configure pkexec to avoid getting errors when run GUI applications?
I found two possible ways:
As you can see, using the following:
pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY gedit
will not get you any error. And this is normal because man pkexec is very clear in this matter:...
